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Last season's runners-up Liverpool face an all-or-nothing showdown against Napoli in the Champions League. Coach Jürgen Klopp needs his side to win to have a chance at making the last 16. The stage is set for the final round in the group stage of the tournament.
China and the US are talking again - Apple denies iPhone import ban in China - Vienna bucks the trend in affordable housing
Hoping to defuse the "yellow vest" revolt, President Emmanuel Macron has proposed raising France's minimum wage and scrapping an increase in taxes on pensioners. But his concessions may prove to be insufficient.
The 46-year-old executive with Huawei, one of the world's biggest smartphone companies and a symbol of Chinese economic heft, has been brought before a court.
Apartments like these are everywhere in Vienna. The city owns 220 thousand of them. Two-hirds of people in Vienna live either in an apartment owned by the city housing association, or social housing.
For his travelogue of Japan, Catalan film maker Pau Garcia Laita converted his film footage into a time-lapse video. The result is an ode to a very unique culture that blends traditional and modern ways.
The app "Drops” promises users they can learn a new language without the drudgery of memorizing long lists. They offer fun games that only require 5 minutes a day. Google Play named Drops "Best App of 2018”.
Jan Krissler, a member of the Chaos Computer Club, has set out to hack and expose security flaws in smartphone locks. More and more often, biometric data are replacing traditional passwords.
The Dutch police have taken the global lead with their "virtual investigators”: They record crime scenes with 3D scanners, so that even remote officers can use the data to help find the perpetrator.
Virtual sleuthing: how Dutch police hope to solve crimes using digital technology. Sex at the click of a mouse: the booming live chat business in Romania. And: a whirlwind time-lapse of Japan.
Eurovision, film festivals and the royal wedding: Euromaxx looks back at the cultural and emotional highlights of 2018. Plus: a five-minute dish by a Michelin-starred chef. And: a visit to festive Potsdam.
Denis Mukwege has saved tens of thousands of women’s lives. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The Congolese doctor has taken his fight against sexual violence into the political arena. This film looks at Denis Mukwege’s impressive life and work.
Finnish artist Hannu Huhtamo paints with light. His canvas is darkness. His brushes are flashlights or anything that glows. His paintings are actually time exposure photos.
At Christmastime, Potsdam gets decked out in modern and traditional decor. The bluish lighting downtown is a modern touch. The Sinterklaas Fest in the Dutch Quarter harks back to the heritage of the Prussian kings.
German Michelin-starred chef Robin Pietsch proves that gourmet cuisine doesn't have to take hours to prepare. In just a few minutes, he whips up a Christmas appetizer: beetroot carpaccio and trout.
A look back at the main events and most touching moments of 2018: Harry and Meghan's royal wedding, the Film festivals in Berlin and Cannes, Carnival, the Academy Awards and Europe's Capitals of Culture.
